Ultrasound therapy uses mechanical energy in the form of sound waves which vibrate tissues at varying frequencies usually at either 1 or 3 MHz depending on the depth of the lesion.
What type of injuries is ultrasound therapy used for?
Ultrasound therapy is an ideal modality for acute injuries and chronic injuries, i.e. those that have either have just happened or for those injuries that are long-standing i.e. weeks or months old.
Where is ultrasound therapy used?
Ultrasound is mainly used on tissue with high protein content and is most effective in collagen-rich tissue including scar tissue, for example:
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